ARE HUMANS DESTROYING THE OCEANS?
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- Q1Which of these factors is not mentioned by the author as contributing to the destruction of the oceans?polluting waterwaysintroducing foreign species in new areas Given Answerchanging the global climatehumans breathing too much oxygen120sEditDelete
- Q2What is damaging sea ecosystems?whales and dolphinsoverfishing and bottom trawlingsharkscoral120sEditDelete
- Q3Where is the largest collection of rubbish in the world?North Atlantic OceanNorth Pacific OceanSouth Atlantic OceanSouth Pacific Ocean120sEditDelete
- Q4What do fishing nets smash and rip from the sea floor?corals and spongessmall fishjellyfishplastic bottles120sEditDelete
- Q5How much of all life is found in the oceans?three quartersone halfone quarterone third120sEditDelete
- Q6"The oceans could be adversely affected by the impacts of global warming and climate change". In this sentence, what word has a similar meaning the word "adversely"?quicklyeasilyslowlynegatively120sEditDelete
- Q7How does the impact of pollutants from oil spills compare to the pollutants from other sources?oil spills have a slightly bigger impactoil spills have a smaller impactboth have the same impactoil spills have a bigger impact120sEditDelete
- Q8"All of these are having a detrimental effect on the oceans." In this sentence, what does "detrimental" mean?pollutingbadgoodheating120sEditDelete
- Q9What does the author believe increasing sea temperatures may do?cause more pollutioncause sea levels to risecause sea levels to dropcause oil spills120sEditDelete
- Q10What is believed to be responsible for some corals turning white and dying?increased water temperaturesplastic bottlesoverfishingoil spills120sEditDelete